Data sources
The ToyTrust catalog is built from public sources, which we thank. The data is checked and completed over time (parts, building steps, drawings of the parts).
Playmobil
- PlaymoDB (playmodb.org), the Playmobil collectors' database: the list of sets, the inventory of the parts of each set, the references and the photos of the parts.
- playmobil.com, the official Playmobil website: the photos of the sets, the building instructions and the names of the sets in each language.
Pokémon cards
- TCGdex (tcgdex.dev), the open database of trading cards: the list of sets, the cards of each set, their numbers, rarities and variants, their names in each language and their images.
Barbie dolls
- BarbiePedia (en.barbiepedia.com): the names, references, collections, lines and years of the dolls, what their box holds, and their photos, which belong to their owners. Each doll links to its page there.
Funko POP! figures
- Funko Pop Data (github.com/kennymkchan/funko-pop-data), a community database published under the MIT license: the list of the Pop! Vinyl figures, their categories and their editions (exclusives, conventions, Chase).
- hobbyDB (hobbydb.com), where the photos of the figures listed by that database come from.
- The license of each figure (Harry Potter, Star Wars, Friends…) is deduced by artificial intelligence from its name: a wrong classification can be reported to us at the address below.
LEGO
- Rebrickable (rebrickable.com), the database of LEGO builders: the list of the sets, the inventory of each set (minifigs broken down into parts, spare parts apart), the parts, the colors, the element IDs and the photos of the sets and parts.
- Brickset (brickset.com), the database of LEGO collectors, whose API gives the building instructions of each set (booklets, revisions and regional versions).
- lego.com, the official LEGO website: the building instructions as PDFs, and the instructions page of a set when Brickset does not know it.
Brands and rights
Playmobil and the other brands mentioned belong to their respective owners. Pokémon, its cards and their images belong to Nintendo, Creatures and GAME FREAK. Funko and Pop! are trademarks of Funko; the characters of the figures belong to the holders of their licenses. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies, which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site. ToyTrust is an independent service, not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by these manufacturers, by PlaymoDB, by TCGdex, by hobbyDB, by the authors of Funko Pop Data, by Rebrickable or by Brickset. The names, references, photos and instructions are reproduced to identify the sets and inform collectors.
Artificial intelligence
ToyTrust trains no artificial intelligence model, neither with the data and images of the sources above nor with the photos of its members. Artificial intelligence is used for two things:
- Photo search: each image of the catalog is turned into a visual fingerprint and stored in an index; a photo sent is compared with this index to find the closest sets and elements.
- The drawings marked with a badge, generated from the photos of the sources (see below).
These processes go through Google's Gemini API, on its paid tier, whose data is not used to train Google's models.
AI-generated images
An image showing the AI badge is a drawing generated by artificial intelligence for ToyTrust, from the photos of the sources above. These drawings are the property of ToyTrust and cannot be reused without its permission. The images without this badge come from the sources mentioned and remain the property of their authors.
A rights holder or a maintainer of one of these sources who wants a content removed or corrected can write to [email protected]. See also the legal notice.